It’s been four years since Xiaomi is leading the Indian smartphone market. In these years, we have witnessed an unstoppable growth of the brand in the country. Now the company has become the largest online smartphone brand in the upper mid-range to premium range.
Today, Xiaomi India took Twitter to announce that Xioami is now the largest online smartphone brand in the INR 20,000 to INR 45,000 price segment in India.
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The tweet shared by the handler reveals that this data comes from the June 2021 India Smartphone Monthly Model Tracker by Counterpoint Research. This means that the firm has achieved its goal in the month of June.
Maybe, the tech giant continued to lead the market in July but we don’t have data to clarify this. Anyways, Xiaomi sells five smartphones in the INR 20,000 to INR 45,000 price area, which are as follows.
- Redmi Note 10 Pro Max
- Mi 11 Lite
- Mi 10i
- Mi 11X
- Mi 11X Pro
However, the officials haven’t mentioned which smartphone was the best selling in the month of June. Although, we have seen the success of all of the above-mentioned phones in the region, especially the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max. It is the most inexpensive phone among the named five.
Innovation breaks through all boundaries. 💫#JustIn: As per latest reports from @CounterPointTR, #Xiaomi is India's #1SmartphoneBrand in the 20k – 45k segment online, making us one of India's most preferred Premium Brand!
Making the impossible, possible is what we're about. pic.twitter.com/tihyfCimS9
— Mi India (@XiaomiIndia) August 23, 2021
Xiaomi: The leading smartphone brand Worldwide
Beating Apple, Xiaomi grabbed the second position for the first time in the global smartphone market in Q2, 2021. Whereas, Samsung was still the leading smartphone brand.
Later, Counterpoint reported that Xiaomi has knocked Samsung and became the top smartphone vendor in June. This was the first time when Xiaomi managed to grab the top position among smartphone manufacturers.
According to the said research organization, Xiaomi sales grew 26% month-on-month in June 2021, which makes it the fastest-growing brand. However, if the entire quarter is taken into the equation, it still lags behind Samsung in second place.
